Aim-panahy Bread of life Verset du jour
Par Kiady
Courons avec patience la course qui est devant nous, les yeux fixés sur Jésus, le chef de la foi. Hébreux 12. 1, 2
“J'élève mes yeux vers les montagnes d'où vient mon secours;
Mon secours vient d'auprès de l'Éternel, qui a fait les cieux et la terre.
Il ne permettra pas que ton pied soit ébranlé; celui qui te garde ne sommeillera pas…
L'Éternel est celui qui te garde; l'Éternel est ton ombre, à ta main droite.
Le soleil ne te frappera pas de jour, ni la lune de nuit.
L'Éternel te gardera de tout mal; il gardera ton âme.
L'Éternel gardera ta sortie et ton entrée, dès maintenant et à toujours.” (Psaume 121)
Vers Jésus lève les yeux,
Contemple son visage merveilleux,
Et les choses de la terre pâliront peu à peu,
Si tu lèves vers Jésus les yeux.
Christ est pour moi un Sauveur admirable,
Un conseiller, un ami merveilleux,
Son nom béni n'a rien de comparable,
Ni sur la terre ni là-haut dans les cieux.
Et si parfois dans mon cœur vient le doute,
J'ai un ami qui toujours peut m'aider;
Par sa Parole, il éclaire ma route,
Par la prière, moi je peux lui parler.
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Power In Praise
Praise the Lord, for His mercy endures forever. 2 Chronicles 20:21
Worship is a heart overflowing with praise to God.
Willie Myrick was kidnapped from his driveway when he was 9 years old. For hours, he traveled in a car with his kidnapper, not knowing what would happen to him. During that time, Willie decided to sing a song called “Every Praise.” As he repeatedly sang the words, his abductor spewed profanity and told him to shut up. Finally, the man stopped the car and let Willie out—unharmed.
As Willie demonstrated, truly praising the Lord requires us to concentrate on God’s character while forsaking what we fear, what is wrong in our lives, and the self-sufficiency in our hearts.
The Israelites reached this place of surrender when they faced attackers. As they prepared for battle, King Jehoshaphat organized a choir to march out in advance of their enemy’s army. The choir sang, “Praise the Lord, for His mercy endures forever” (2 Chron. 20:21). When the music started, Israel’s enemies became confused and destroyed each other. As the prophet Jahaziel had predicted, Israel didn’t need to fight at all (v.17).
Whether we’re facing a battle or feeling trapped, we can glorify God in our hearts. Truly, “The Lord is great and greatly to be praised” (Ps. 96:4).
Dear God, You are holy and good. I worship You today despite the problems that cloud my vision of You. Let my soul tell of Your glory forever.
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